The Battle of Evermore now that's downright grooovy!!!Very fitting as well.And by the Seven it beats raining Velveeta......Until Neil Diamond starts in<GROAN> then all hail the cheese monsoon!!!!
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ROTFL.sgtnull wrote:thank.
when Lena and TC first meet: It's Not Unusual by Tom Jones
when TC comes back the 2nd time: What's New Pussycat by Tom Jones
whenever the Bloodguard appear: Super Trooper by Abba
Since you brought it up, you can have the honour of starting that thread.Trapper439 wrote:Why is it that '80s music does the "Cheese falls from the Sky" thing that A Gunslinger mentioned so well?
Not that those songs were SOOO bad. We remember them with varying degrees of fondness 20 yrs later.
But what was it with that decade?
Mind you, in the '80s we saw the '70s that way.
In retrospect we (I?) were wrong.
Maybe a thread is needed on the "General Discussion" or "Vespers" pages on the differences between decades musically and how they are seen by different age-groups?
*Imagining face to face shoulder-drop dancing of Sunder and Hollian in pink headbands*Matrixman wrote: Sunder and Hollian - "Too Shy"/ Kajagoogoo
Nice call on Foul's Creche.CovenantJr wrote:Matrixman wrote:Covenant and Linden together on Starfare's Gem - "How Deep Is Your Love"/Bee Gees![]()
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I now have mental images of Covenant approaching Foul's Creche to the strains of "Danger Zone" by Kenny Loggins.
I'm trying to play that song in my head but all I'm getting is that Barbara Streisand song that goes: "People... People who need people... Are the luuuckiest people... In the world"Wayfriend wrote:Hmm... How about for the beginning of WGW, when Covenant is all depressed and won't come out of his quarters: Feelings (woe woe woe feelings....)